Lea Behanna

This worksheet is great for getting students to learn in a multitude of ways. They are encouraged to read and problem solve. I use this in the clothing care station lesson. Set up an iron, ironing board, and a wrinkled dress shirt. Students will problem solve to iron the dress shirt according to the directions and make a life-long guide!

This worksheet helps reinforce sewing tools, terms, notions, and proper use.

Use this during your lesson on the six essential nutrients. Students use the internet to help them figure out the main nutrients found in the following: Answers: Banana's- potassium Meat- iron or zinc Toothpaste- fluoride or fluorine Whole grains- iron Iodized Salt- Iodine

Tired of phones in your classroom? Hand out these slips to students as a non-verbal way to get students to put them away. These slips help to eliminate power struggles. My students park their backpacks in the room away from their desks. I teach them that their phone should be placed inside of their backpack at the start of each class. If they have it out I hand them this slip as a kind reminder!

Use this worksheet to help teach about Vitamins and Minerals.

This worksheet helps students understand the color coded cutting boards. They will color the circles based on the code key.

Use this worksheet to teach about simple and complex carbs, what a carb is, and have your students complete the activity to determine the difference in carbs.

Help students learn the different types of laundry products!

A fun way to review kitchen tools!

Educate your students on new-er laundry products. Encourage them to use this worksheet to search for the the uses of the products online.

Educates students on how to operate a washing machine and how to prevent dryer fires.

Use this worksheet to teach about fat as one of the 6 essential nutrients. Students will learn about the calories per gram that fat provides. They will identify if the food is saturated or unsaturated fat. All you will need are 3 different nutrition labels. It works great if you use food the students already have but if not grab any three labels and teach them how to calculate the calories per gram for fat.

Use this worksheet to teach about the fabric care symbols. The guide is attached. https://www.cleaninginstitute.org/sites/default/files/assets/1/Page/FabricCareSymbols.pdf

Student will use the website listed to learn the three ways to sort clothing. They will create a color sorting guide by coloring in the t-shirts!

Teach students basic sewing vocabulary!

Use this worksheet to challenge your students. This is great for covering water during the 6 essential nutrients lesson!

Cover page for students to make a clothing care guide to care for their clothing.

Use these handmade signs in your classroom to increase student problem solving. Refer to them often so that students ask those around them instead of coming to you for help. This creates a student centered classroom at any grade level!